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Procurement Sciences (Awarded AI) Alternative

CLEATUS — the agentic AI alternative to Procurement Sciences™

Also known as Awarded AI. Procurement Sciences sells its platform under that name, and both awarded.ai and awardedai.com redirect to procurementsciences.com. Everything below applies to both names.[1][2]

The all-in-one GovCon platform without the enterprise price tag. If you are evaluating Procurement Sciences (the company behind Awarded AI), see how CLEATUS compares on what actually matters: true agentic AI that calls tools and executes multi-step work, automated daily capture, pre-shredded contract breakdowns, AI workflows, proposal writing, and transparent published pricing.

At a glance

A side-by-side read on the dimensions buyers most often ask us about. Each row about Procurement Sciences traces back to a public source — see the disclosure below.

DimensionCLEATUSProcurement Sciences
Core positioningSelf-serve AI-first GovCon platform — daily AI contract matching, automatic contract breakdown, AI Proposal Writer, AI Workflows, and Claude + ChatGPT MCP in one product, with published pricing and a free trialSales-led AI-first GovCon platform branded "Awarded AI" covering proposals, capture, and business development, sold via demo and annual contract[3]
Daily AI contract matchingEvery day, CLEATUS scores every new federal, SLED, DLA DIBBS, GSA eBuy, SeaPort NxG, PIEE, grant, and subcontract opportunity against your capture profile and delivers high-fit matches with a compliance analysis to your inbox — automating capture management end-to-endBid Search and Smart Matching modules surface relevant opportunities and predict matches from your past bids[4]
AI contract breakdown (pre-shredding)Every matched opportunity arrives pre-shredded, before anyone opens it: CLEATUS reads every page of the package (base solicitation, amendments, attachments, exhibits) and breaks it into one standardized Contract Breakdown following the Uniform Contract Format: scope, requirements, deliverables, deadlines, pricing, and evaluation criteria. That breakdown is what your PWIN score is computed against, so the score reads Sections C, H, K, L, and M plus the attachments instead of a title, a NAICS code, and a set-aside. When a package has not been read, the card says so and the confidence drops rather than the model filling the gap. One format across federal, state, and local also means search works at the requirement and scope-of-work level, and agent answers stay grounded in structured dataAI Review evaluates proposal drafts against compliance criteria *after* you write them; pre-shredding every inbound solicitation into a standardized format is not described in public marketing[4]
Parallel research subagentsAsk for real research and the agent hands the job to subagents: separate AI researchers, each with its own context and its own 21-tool research catalog covering contracts, solicitation documents, award history, agencies, contracting officers, and the web. Up to three run at the same time on independent tasks. Each one is a live line in the chat you can open to read the exact task it was given and every search it makes, and you can stop it mid-run. Their tool traffic never enters your conversation, so three investigations come back folded into one answer instead of a wall of raw results. Included from DATA + AIDeep Research is an agentic template library: thirteen purpose-built templates you pick from and launch, described as multi-step agentic research. Nothing describes several research agents running at the same time, a live view of every search each one makes, stopping a run in progress, or research on a question you write yourself instead of a template[5]
Agent orchestrationThe agent is a step; the workflow is the conductor. This is Zapier or n8n rebuilt for GovCon: a canvas with 13 trigger events, 19 addable step types, and 16 distinct actions. Every AI Agent step picks its own model and reasoning effort, gets its own scoped list of tools it may call, and returns a structured output schema, so the If/Else and Filter steps after it branch on typed fields instead of on prose. Steps run in parallel, one agent step can fan out across a whole set of items at once, and a dedicated Start Proposal step launches the full proposal writer and waits for the finished bid package before later steps read it. Nine ship as named agents you can run today (Go/No-Go, Qualification, Amendment Watch, Award Monitor, Recompete, and more), or describe the automation in plain English and it assembles itself. Unlimited on DATA + AI + AutomationsNo automation engine of its own is advertised. The platform page offers automated compliance reviews and drafting that "Seamlessly Adapts to Your Workflows", which is fitting the process you already run rather than executing it. No trigger events, no step types, no branching, and no builder surface appear on any captured page[6]
Native file authoringThe agent writes the real file, it does not export one at the end. Submission volumes are authored as actual .docx through the same render path as the Export as Word button. Decks are real .pptx built with python-pptx, pricing and line-item workbooks are real .xlsx or .csv, and a Government-supplied workbook is filled in place with a value-only patcher so the template structure survives. A supplied Word document is filled in place too, keeping its layout, headers, and handling markings rather than being rebuilt. Flat and fillable government PDF forms get every field filled. PDF is the one format the agent does not author: any document, or the whole bid package, exports to PDF or Word on demandShips an Add-in for Microsoft Word that brings Awarded AI "directly inside the document you are already working in," so drafting happens in Word rather than the file being authored for you. No native deck or workbook authoring, and no in-place fill of a Government-supplied pricing workbook or flat PDF form, appears on the captured pages[7]
AI proposal writingAI Proposal Writer opens every bid with a Proposal Plan built from your solicitation, checks steps off as the work lands, reconciles the plan when an amendment posts, and drafts multi-volume proposals with compliance matrices and win-strategy plans, grounded in your UEI award history and Document Hub — exported as Word and PDF on the DATA + AI + Automations planAwarded AI Draft + AI Review modules generate proposal drafts, outlines, and compliance matrices, marketed as "90% faster"[8]
Agentic AI — tool calls, reasoning, web researchTrue agentic AI: the agent plans a multi-step solution, then calls real tools — 33 MCP tools plus semantic search across contracts/awards/contractors/agencies/people/NAICS, document outline + read, grep across your Document Hub, autonomous web search, file/spreadsheet generation, and pipeline mutations. Reasons, researches, executes, and cites sources — no human in between steps.Marketed as generative AI for drafting and reviewing proposals (AI Chat, AI Draft, AI Review). Public marketing does not describe tool calls, agentic reasoning, autonomous research, or multi-step task execution — it is presented as text-in, text-out generation, not an agent that takes actions.[4]
End-to-end GovCon operations automationAutomates your GovCon operations end-to-end — multi-step AI automations run capture screening, go/no-go prep, amendment monitoring, award-lead delivery, and team routing on autopilot. Force multiplier for capture and BD teams. AI Agent steps with their own model, scoped tools, and structured output, plus If/Else and Filter branching on that typed data, Slack/email/webhook/pipeline actions. Unlimited on DATA + AI + Automations.No automation engine of its own is advertised. The platform page offers automated compliance reviews and drafting that "Seamlessly Adapts to Your Workflows", which is fitting the process you already run rather than executing it. No trigger events, no step types, no branching, and no builder surface appear on any captured page[6]
Claude and ChatGPT integrationOne-click apps published in both official directories, the Claude.ai connector directory and the ChatGPT app store, connectable at /agents/claude and /agents/chatgpt, turn CLEATUS into a tool inside Claude.ai and ChatGPT — included from DATA + AINo Claude or ChatGPT MCP connectors in public marketing
IntegrationsZapier (5,000+ apps including Microsoft 365 and Slack), native Slack workflow actions, native GSA eBuy ingestion (OASIS+ and MAS RFQs), SeaPort NxG task orders, and a public API at /integrationsNo Zapier, Slack, GSA eBuy, or SeaPort NxG integrations documented in public marketing[4]
Opportunity coverageSAM.gov, 50,000+ SLED sources, DLA DIBBS, GSA eBuy (OASIS+ and MAS RFQs), SeaPort NxG, PIEE directed solicitations, Grants.gov (including SBIR/STTR), subcontract leads, federal forecasts, and AI pre-forecasting that scores expiring contracts for recompete likelihood 12–18 months aheadMarketed as "federal, state, and local" coverage via Bid Search; specific source list and SLED scale not quantified in public marketing[9]
Pricing transparency and self-serve startPublished self-serve pricing — $78/mo (DATA + AI) on annual plans, plus a 7-day free trial; DATA + AI + Automations is sales-ledPricing not published publicly; not transparent — primary CTA is "Book a Demo"[10]
FedRAMP and CMMC complianceFedRAMP Moderate Equivalency expected Q3 2026, audit pendingSOC 2 Type 2, CMMC Level 2 Assessed, and FedRAMP® Moderate Authorization on the Awarded AI platform; Azure Government deployment designed to meet NIST 800-171 for CUI[11]
Deployment optionsCloud-hosted multi-tenant SaaSThree deployment models on a single-tenant architecture — Azure Commercial, Azure Government Cloud (GCC High compatible), and customer-managed Kubernetes for air-gapped or strict-residency workloads[12]
Formal AI certification programIn-product onboarding, help center, and account-executive support on annual plans — no standalone exam-based certificationAwarded AI Certification Program: a "Crawl, Walk, Run" series or the Awarded AI Academy onboarding courses, four or more company-hosted webinars, and a comprehensive final exam for proposal, BD, and capture professionals[13]
Entry-level annual price$78/mo billed annually ($936/year) on the DATA + AI plan — opportunity discovery, GovCon AI chat, market intelligenceNot published publicly; pricing is not transparent[10]
Full AI stackDATA + AI + Automations (sales-led, contact us) — AI Proposal Writer, AI Workflows, GSA eBuy, SeaPort NxG, API access, unlimited pursuitsPricing gated behind a sales conversation, with annual contracts standard[10]

When each platform is the right choice

Two AI-first GovCon platforms. They optimize for different go-to-market and deployment constraints. Here is where each one shines — straight, not spun.

When Procurement Sciences is the right choice

  • You prefer a sales-led, custom annual contract model with a dedicated AI strategist embedded with your team.
  • You need FedRAMP® Moderate Authorization or CMMC Level 2 today to handle CUI on defense programs — CLEATUS FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency is expected in Q3 2026, audit pending; if you cannot wait, Procurement Sciences holds it now.
  • You need an air-gapped or customer-managed Kubernetes deployment running inside your own cloud, rather than a multi-tenant SaaS.
  • You want a vendor-led formal certification program, with onboarding courses, a regular webinar cadence, and a final exam, for proposal and BD staff who will live in the tool full-time.

When CLEATUS is the right choice

  • You want to hand research off, not do it yourself. CLEATUS splits a research-grade question into subagents that run up to three at a time, each with its own context and its own 21-tool research catalog, each one a live line you can open to read every search it makes and stop mid-run, with the reports folded back into a single answer. Procurement Sciences comes closest: its Deep Research is a library of thirteen purpose-built agentic templates you pick from and launch. It does not advertise several research agents running at the same time, a live view of every search each one makes, a stop control, or research on a question you write yourself instead of a template.
  • You want capture automated for you — CLEATUS scores every new opportunity against your capture profile every day and delivers high-fit matches with compliance analysis straight to your inbox.
  • You want every solicitation pre-shredded into the Uniform Contract Format before you open it, so bid/no-bid decisions take minutes instead of an afternoon spent reading a 200-page PDF.
  • You want to automate your GovCon operations end-to-end — multi-step AI automations that screen opportunities, prep go/no-go briefs, alert on amendments, deliver award leads, and route work to the right person on autopilot, as a force multiplier for your capture and BD team.
  • You want CLEATUS available as a tool inside Claude.ai and ChatGPT via first-party MCP connectors, so the AI assistant your team already uses can read contracts, draft documents, and update your pipeline.
  • You bid across federal (SAM.gov), 50,000+ SLED sources, DLA DIBBS, GSA eBuy, SeaPort NxG, PIEE, Grants.gov (including SBIR/STTR), subcontract leads, and forecasts — all in one AI-aware pipeline.
  • You want native Slack and Zapier integrations (Microsoft 365, 5,000+ apps) without standing up a custom integration project.
  • You want flexibility on how to evaluate — published pricing, a 7-day free trial you can start without a sales call, and a demo on request if you want a guided walkthrough.
  • You want the score computed against the actual package, not the cover sheet. CLEATUS pre-shreds every matched opportunity before you see it, and that breakdown is what your automatic PWIN score is computed against: Sections C, H, K, L, and M plus the attachments, rather than a title, a NAICS code, and a set-aside. When a package has not been read, CLEATUS says so on the card and lowers the confidence instead of guessing. The same structure lets you search contracts by scope of work and specific requirements.

Feature by feature

The places where the platforms diverge most. Each row shows what CLEATUS ships on the left and how Procurement Sciences addresses (or doesn't address) the same need on the right.

Parallel research subagents

CLEATUS

The CLEATUS agent handing one research question to subagents that run at the same time and report back one answer

Some questions are too big for one pass: shred a solicitation and its amendments, work up the incumbent and their award history, map the buying agency and the contracting officers behind it. Ask CLEATUS to research one of those properly and the agent stops answering and starts delegating. It writes a focused task, hands it to a subagent, and that subagent works in its own context with its own 21-tool research catalog: contract search, document outline, read and grep across every file in the solicitation package, semantic and award search, agency, contractor, and contracting-officer lookups, plus live web search and fetch. Up to three subagents run at the same time on independent tasks. Each one appears in the chat as a single live line. Open it and you see the exact task the agent wrote, every search the subagent runs, and its reasoning as it goes, and you can stop it whenever you want. Its tool traffic never enters your conversation, so a run that burns through a hundred searches costs your chat only the length of its report, and three separate investigations come back folded into one answer.

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Procurement Sciences™

This is the closest any competitor gets, so it is worth being precise about the gap. Procurement Sciences advertises Deep Research as "the powerful agentic template library," grown "from six to thirteen purpose-built templates," and explicitly as "multi-step agentic research that gathers, synthesizes, and delivers structured intelligence your team can act on." That is genuine agentic research, not a chatbot reply. The difference is shape: you pick a template from a library and launch it, where CLEATUS takes the question you actually typed. Its public materials do not describe several research agents running at the same time, opening a run to read every search it made, or stopping one in progress.[5]

Daily AI contract matching from your capture profile

CLEATUS

CLEATUS daily AI contract recommendations matched to your capture profile

CLEATUS automates capture management. Every day, the AI scores every new opportunity across federal (SAM.gov), 50,000+ SLED sources, DLA DIBBS, GSA eBuy, SeaPort NxG, PIEE, Grants.gov (SBIR/STTR included), subcontract leads, and forecasts against your capture profile — strengths, past work, NAICS, set-asides, geography — and delivers a ranked list of high-fit matches with a compliance read to your inbox. Your team starts each morning with the day's shortlist, not an empty SAM.gov tab.

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Procurement Sciences™

Procurement Sciences ships Bid Search and Smart Matching inside the Awarded AI platform — Smart Matching "uses algorithms to learn from your past bids and predict opportunities tailored to your needs."[4]

AI contract breakdown — every contract pre-shredded

CLEATUS

CLEATUS standardized contract breakdown using the Uniform Contract Format

CLEATUS automatically breaks down every solicitation into the Uniform Contract Format (UCF) before you open it. Federal, state, and local RFPs all land in the same standardized layout — scope, pricing, deliverables, deadlines, evaluation criteria, FAR clauses — so bid/no-bid decisions take minutes. The shredding runs upstream of the proposal workflow, not after a draft is written.

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Procurement Sciences™

Procurement Sciences's AI Review module evaluates proposal drafts against custom compliance criteria *after* you write them — a different surface. Public marketing does not describe automatic pre-shredding of every inbound solicitation into a standardized format ahead of bid/no-bid.[4]

Agentic AI — tool calls, reasoning, and live web research

CLEATUS

CLEATUS performing agentic web searches to find labor rates and generate pricing tables

CLEATUS is built on agentic AI — the kind that reasons, plans, and takes actions, not the kind that just writes text. The agent breaks your request into steps, then calls tools to execute them: semantic search across federal and SLED contracts, awards, contractors, agencies, people, and NAICS; grep and read across your Document Hub; autonomous web search for current wage determinations, market rates, and competitor history; file and spreadsheet generation; PWIN calculation against your past performance; and pipeline mutations. The same 33-tool agent is exposed inside Claude.ai and ChatGPT via the MCP connectors. Every answer cites sources and every mutation is logged.

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Procurement Sciences™

Procurement Sciences markets Awarded AI as generative AI — AI Chat for asking questions, AI Draft for generating proposal text, AI Review for evaluating drafts. Public marketing describes text generation, not an agent that reasons, calls tools, researches the web, or executes multi-step tasks on its own.[4]

Automate your GovCon operations end-to-end

CLEATUS

CLEATUS Workflows event triggers including new recommendation, pipeline change, amendment, schedule, and manual run

CLEATUS Workflows is a force multiplier for capture and BD teams: a visual canvas with 13 trigger events, 19 addable step types, and 16 distinct actions that runs multi-step GovCon processes on autopilot. Each AI Agent step is its own agent with a model you pick, a scoped tool set, and a structured output schema, so it returns typed fields that later steps branch on instead of a blob of prose. Chain as many as you like, run them in parallel, query contracts, and search your documents, then route with If/Else and Filter. Triggers fire on new recommendations, new opportunities, pipeline changes, pursuits created, updated, or archived, phase moves, amendments, awards, matched custom alerts, schedules, webhooks, or on demand. Actions cover Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, webhooks, in-app notifications, log note, add to or remove from pipeline, change phase, assign member, create task, save document, Google Drive, and SharePoint. A dedicated Start Proposal step launches the full proposal writer inside the pursuit and can wait for the structured bid package to finish before downstream steps read it, run a review, and route the draft. Start from a prebuilt template (including a full Shipley capture pipeline) or describe the automation in plain English and let the platform assemble it. Unlimited on DATA + AI + Automations.

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Procurement Sciences™

No automation engine of its own is advertised. The platform page offers automated compliance reviews and drafting that "Seamlessly Adapts to Your Workflows", which describes fitting the process you already run rather than executing it for you. No trigger events, no step types, no branching, and no builder surface appear on the captured homepage, platform, why-us, product-update, or Deep Research pages.[6]

Claude and ChatGPT integration

CLEATUS

CLEATUS surfacing GovCon opportunities inside ChatGPT via the MCP connector

CLEATUS is published as a one-click app in both official directories, the Claude.ai connector directory and the ChatGPT app store. Under the hood these are first-party MCP (Model Context Protocol) connectors, connectable straight from your dashboard with no endpoint URLs or API keys to configure. Once connected, your AI assistant can search opportunities, read solicitations, draft proposal sections, look up contracting officers, and update your pipeline using natural language — without leaving Claude or ChatGPT. Included from the DATA + AI plan.

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Procurement Sciences™

No Claude or ChatGPT MCP connectors.

Pricing comparison

CLEATUS publishes list pricing on /pricing. Procurement Sciences does not publish pricing on its website.

CLEATUS DATA + AI

$78/mo billed annually

Annual plan ($936/year). Daily AI contract matching, AI contract breakdown, GovCon AI chat, market intelligence, Claude + ChatGPT connectors, unlimited-pursuit CRM. No proposal writer, no workflows, no premium integrations.

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CLEATUS DATA + AI + Automations

Contact us

Sales-led. Adds AI Proposal Writer, unlimited AI Workflows, native GSA eBuy + SeaPort NxG ingestion, API access, Zapier, native Slack actions, unlimited pursuits, unlimited Document Hub.

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Procurement Sciences (Awarded AI)[10][14]

Contact sales

Pricing not published on the website. ROI calculator on the homepage shows an illustrative "Est. platform cost: $40,000/yr" for a 25-proposal / 8-FTE / $500K-avg-contract scenario — example output, not a published list price. Real numbers come via demo and annual contract.

Ready when you are

Switch your GovCon stack to CLEATUS

True agentic AI — plans, reasons, calls 33+ tools, searches the web, and executes multi-step GovCon tasks end-to-end

Transparent self-serve pricing on /pricing — $78/mo DATA + AI, annual billing; DATA + AI + Automations is sales-led

Breakdowns pre-shredded on match so the score reads the package, plus AI Workflows and Claude + ChatGPT MCP that Procurement Sciences doesn't ship

Native Slack + Zapier integrations and GSA eBuy / SeaPort NxG auto-delivery out of the box

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Frequently Asked Questions

Both platforms are AI-first GovCon products, so the differences are about delivery and surface area. CLEATUS automates capture for you — every day the AI matches new opportunities to your capture profile and pre-shreds every solicitation into the Uniform Contract Format so bid/no-bid takes minutes. It publishes pricing, ships a 7-day free trial, exposes itself as a tool inside Claude.ai and ChatGPT via MCP, and includes event-driven AI Workflows with native Slack and Zapier actions. Procurement Sciences (the Awarded AI platform) is sold via demo and annual contract, focuses on its Awarded AI Draft and Review modules with a vendor-led certification program, and offers single-tenant Azure Government / GCC High deployments for CUI and CMMC Level 2 workloads today. CLEATUS FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency is expected in Q3 2026, audit pending.

Related buyer's guides

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References

Numbered citations above link here. Every source is a publicly available Procurement Sciences page, and each entry shows the date we captured it. The platform claims come from the 2026-08-31 capture.

  1. [1]
    https://awarded.ai/· captured 2026-08-31

    The awarded.ai domain 301-redirects to procurementsciences.com, so Awarded AI and Procurement Sciences are the same platform under two names.

  2. [2]
    https://awardedai.com/· captured 2026-08-31

    The awardedai.com domain 301-redirects to procurementsciences.com as well.

  3. [3]
    https://procurementsciences.com/platform· captured 2026-08-31

    Awarded AI by Procurement Sciences is the company's end-to-end platform for proposal creation, capture, and business development, powered by generative AI.

  4. [4]
    https://procurementsciences.com/platform· captured 2026-08-31

    The Awarded AI platform is organized into seven modules: AI Chat, AI Draft, AI Review, Bid Search, Pipeline, Contacts, and Datahub.

  5. [5]
    https://www.procurementsciences.com/blog/deep-research· captured 2026-08-31

    Deep Research is described as "the powerful agentic template library," grown "from six to thirteen purpose-built templates," and as "multi-step agentic research that gathers, synthesizes, and delivers structured intelligence your team can act on." You pick a template from the library and launch it. Nothing on the captured homepage, platform, why-us, product-update, or Deep Research pages describes several research agents running at the same time, a live step-by-step feed of every search each one makes, a control to stop a run in progress, or research on a question you write yourself rather than a template.

  6. [6]
    https://www.procurementsciences.com/platform· captured 2026-08-31

    The platform page advertises automated compliance reviews and drafting that "Seamlessly Adapts to Your Workflows," meaning the product fits the process you already run. No automation engine of its own is advertised on the captured homepage, platform, why-us, product-update, or Deep Research pages: no trigger events, no step types, no branching, and no builder surface.

  7. [7]
    https://www.procurementsciences.com/product-updates· captured 2026-08-31

    Ships an Add-in for Microsoft Word: "Procurement Sciences now has an Add-in for Microsoft Word, bringing Awarded AI directly inside the document you’re already working in." Generation is framed around drafting inside Word. No native deck or workbook authoring, and no in-place fill of a supplied Government pricing workbook or flat PDF form, appears on the captured pages.

  8. [8]
    https://procurementsciences.com/platform· captured 2026-08-31

    AI Draft "automate and tailor your proposal drafts, outlines, and compliance matrices with precision and 90% faster."

  9. [9]
    https://procurementsciences.com/· captured 2026-08-31

    Pitches end-to-end lifecycle coverage — "One AI-native platform to find the right opportunities, win more contracts, and deliver with confidence" — with modules across Find & Qualify, Respond & Win, and Deliver & Operate.

  10. [10]
    https://procurementsciences.com/request-pricing· captured 2026-08-31

    Does not publish per-seat or annual pricing on its website. The pricing page reframes the question: "This isn't about software pricing. It's about what your current process is costing you." Pricing is gated behind a sales conversation.

  11. [11]
    https://procurementsciences.com/security-overview· captured 2026-08-31

    Holds SOC 2 Type 2, CMMC Level 2 Assessed status, and FedRAMP® Moderate Authorization. Azure Government deployment is designed to meet NIST 800-171 requirements for protecting CUI.

  12. [12]
    https://procurementsciences.com/security-overview· captured 2026-08-31

    Offers three deployment models — Azure Commercial Cloud, Azure Government Cloud (GCC High compatible), and customer-managed Kubernetes deployment for air-gapped or strict data-residency requirements — on a single-tenant architecture where customer data is never commingled.

  13. [13]
    https://procurementsciences.com/ai-certification· captured 2026-08-31

    Runs a multi-level "Awarded AI Certification Program" for proposal, BD, and capture professionals. Level 1 requires a "Crawl, Walk, Run" series or the Awarded AI Academy onboarding courses, attendance at four or more company-hosted webinars, and a comprehensive final exam.

  14. [14]
    https://procurementsciences.com/· captured 2026-08-31

    ROI calculator on the homepage shows an illustrative "Est. platform cost: $40,000/yr" for a 25-proposal / 8-FTE / $500K avg-contract scenario. This is presented as an example output, not a published list price.

Source disclosure

Information about Procurement Sciences is accurate as of 2026-08-31, sourced from publicly available marketing materials. Spot something wrong? Email legal@cleat.ai and we'll review and correct it.

Procurement Sciences and the Procurement Sciences logo are trademarks of their respective owner and are used here for nominative comparison only. CLEATUS is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Procurement Sciences.